France Tours from London
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From London's Westminster and Big Ben, the path leads to Windsor Castle before a 2-hour Eurostar ride to Paris. The French leg features Montmartre's cobbled streets, dining at the Eiffel Tower, and Versailles Palace, with key landmarks spread across 8 days.
Duration 8 days Destinations London, Windsor, Paris, Versailles Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Tours of Distinction From $3,199
6% Off- US$2,999You save $200
Duration 9 days Destinations London, Paris Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Collette From
6% Off- US$3,899
Duration 7 days Destinations London, Paris Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator WiseYatra From $1,930
21% Off- US$1,525You save $405
This 9-day adventure links London and Paris via Eurostar. Westminster's Big Ben and Houses of Parliament lead to Paris' Montmartre district and Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Accommodations include the Strand Palace Hotel and Crowne Plaza Republique, with an Eiffel Tower dinner finale.
Duration 9 days Destinations London, Paris Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Collette From $3,799
11% Off- US$3,399You save $400
Journey begins at London's Heathrow Airport with private transfer, spanning 425 miles through France. Travel by high-speed trains connecting Paris, Strasbourg, Dijon, Lyon, Nice, Toulouse, Bordeaux, and Tours, with final stop in Paris. Experience 7 major French cities over 18 days via France's extensive rail network.
Duration 18 days Destinations London, Paris, Strasbourg, Dijon, Lyon, Nice, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Tours Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator STM Tours LLC From $4,087
25% Off- US$3,065You save $1,022
Duration 7 days Destinations London, Calais, Amiens, Paris Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From $1,327
15% Off- US$1,128You save $199
Duration 11 days Destinations England, France, Andorra, Spain Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From $2,097
15% Off- US$1,783You save $315
London's wartime history sets the stage before rail transport to Paris. The Seine River guides the way through Vernon, Rouen, and Les Andelys aboard Viking Radgrid, spanning 300 kilometers of historic French territory.
Duration 12 days Destinations London, Paris, Vernon, Rouen, Les Andelys Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Viking Cruises From
15% Off- US$5,894
Duration 9 days Destinations London, Paris Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Collette From $3,999
8% Off- US$3,699You save $300
Duration 11 days Destinations London, Paris, Vernon, Rouen, Honfleur, Les Andelys, La Roche-Guyon Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Emerald Cruises From $10,570
49% Off- US$5,375You save $5,195
What people love about France Tours from London
- London & Paris
The tour was generally good. My only concern is the Louvre excursion we wasted an hour and the amount of time they gave us for lunch is too short. Most of us were starving and upset when the tour started.
What our customers ask about France Tours from London
What are the common meeting points for tour departures in London?
London tours usually start from three main areas. Victoria Station has pickup points at hotels like the Grange Wellington. The Paddington Station area uses hotels such as the Hilton London Paddington. Westminster pickups often happen at places like the St. Ermin's Hotel. Tour operators give exact meeting spots in hotel lobbies. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The local hosts are fabulous. Dan in London gave excellent advice and meeting point instructions were very clear."
What's the most common route taken from London to France?
Travelers heading to France from London take either the Eurostar train through the Channel Tunnel or a ferry from Dover to Calais. The Eurostar gets to Paris in about 2 hours. Ferry routes often stop in places like Amiens or Rouen on the way to Paris. Some tours mix big cities with smaller places such as the historic Normandy towns of Vernon and Les Andelys. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Taking the Eurostar was such a smooth way to travel between countries and arriving right in central Paris made it very convenient."
What type of accommodation can I expect in London?
London tours usually book 4-star hotels in central locations. Common choices include the Melia White House near Regent's Park the Strand Palace Hotel in Covent Garden and the Grange Wellington Hotel in Victoria. These hotels offer standard modern comforts and good transport links. A TourRadar traveler shared: "Hotels were very nice and well-located. The London hotel was elegant plus it was in a great location."
What's included in the first few days in London before heading to France?
The first days in London focus on main attractions. Tours take you to Westminster Abbey Tower of London St. Paul's Cathedral and the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace. Most trips include rides on the London Eye and Thames River cruises. Some add trips to Windsor Castle or Hampton Court Palace. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Between grand palaces and lively districts you'll discover hidden pubs along the Thames. London offers a unique combination of history culture and architectural charm."
What unique cultural experiences are offered in London before continuing to France?
London tours mix in local experiences like afternoon tea fish and chips lunches and evening walks through Soho and Chinatown. Many tours plan around special events like the Changing of the Guard or visits to the London Eye. From hotels like the Crowne Plaza Kings Cross guests can explore nearby markets and pubs. One TourRadar traveler shared: "Having a traditional English pub dinner on our first night really set the tone for our British experience."
How much free time is typically allocated in London before departing for France?
Tours usually give 1-2 free afternoons or evenings in London. This lets travelers shop at Harrods visit museums or enjoy afternoon tea at their own pace. Popular options like Globus's "London & Paris" tour balance guided activities with personal time. As one TourRadar traveler stated: "There was a nice balance between organized events and free time which allowed me to visit the Churchill War Rooms."